Onii-chan Is Done For! - Vol. 0 Ch. 1.01 - <deleted>

[MangaDex]

 

[elroid]

I wonder if that's a Conan reference for turning back with the drink lol

Also. Boy A progressed into named chara

 

[Grischa]

Love the .zip in the title.

 

[Hextri]

Why expired milk ?

 

[kardyro]

@hextri eating cereal without milk is heresy

as long as it isn't curdled/smelly, otamegane should be fine

Spoiler

I've gone out to the market in my loungewear before, when I poured a bowl of cereal and then found out I didn't have any milk left ;_;

 

[Zblurth]

As a minecraft player i am offended a milk can give debuff

 

[HappyDust]

Well cheese is basically spoiled milk so you're totally fiiiine^{I want to wake up to another chapter}

 

[gum_rummy]

Guys, you need to start buying lactose free milk. It lasts for ~2 months compared to normal milk that lasts about a week.

 

[WangthePhoenix]

Aww, I hope you feel better soon! Thanks for the scanlations!

 

[Pancakeza]

Thank you!

 

[JumboWheat01]

Always confirm your milk dates.

 

[milleniumbug]

Be careful with expired food, I ate pasta that was way too old and I regretted it heavily. Thankfully it all ended without medical interventions.

 

[Myllari123]

Yey

 

[Wolvenworks]

ugh expired milk....nasty stuff. speaking of expired food, had a partly-expired cream puff once. made me feel sick for the rest of the day. total appetite killer. gotta keep them in the fridge next time

 

[Glomoro]

I'm always careful with the dates on food. Less careful about making sure we have any that's still good before getting to that part of the cooking process than I should be though. Mac n cheese, for an example. Boiled the water, cooked the noodles. Open the fridge for milk and butter, "Oh." Making a pizza? Crust sauced and ready to go, "This cheese appears to be a fossil. Is that pepperoni green?"

 

[manabi]

I think shelf-stable milk lasts a bit longer the regular milk once opened (~2 weeks vs 1 week), and can last for up to 6 months non-refrigerated before opening. Lactose-free's probably the better option, though, since most people are at least slightly lactose intolerant.